Guinée HealthLink (GHL) is a digital health initiative created to support hospitals, clinics, and frontline health workers in Guinea. We focus on modern tools that make healthcare delivery more organized, more accurate, and more connected.
Our work is guided by collaboration with local facilities and medical professionals. Rather than bringing one-size-fits-all software, we design solutions that respond to Guinea’s real challenges: limited infrastructure, high patient loads, and fragmented records.
Many facilities in Guinea still rely on paper-based systems. Records can be misplaced, delayed, or incomplete. Without reliable data, it becomes difficult to track patient history, coordinate referrals, or make informed decisions at the hospital and national level.
Guinée HealthLink was created to help change this reality by building a digital foundation for care — starting from the hospital level and expanding outward.
Guinea faces significant healthcare challenges today. Hospitals and clinics across Conakry and the interior struggle with shortages of medical resources, limited staff, and infrastructure gaps.
One of the most pressing issues is the lack of modern health information systems. Most medical records are still handwritten on paper, making them vulnerable to errors, loss, and delays.
We ask: “How will this make care safer and easier for patients?”
We work with Guinean doctors, nurses, and hospitals at every step.
We design every system with patient confidentiality and data protection at the core.